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The Irish standard., 1887-09-24

In addressing the Bray branch Of the
National League recently, Michael
Davitt said the only crime prevalent in
Ireland was eviction. IF England i'm
prisoned men for resisting the Unjust
ice of landlordism and exercising the
right of free speech, the country would
be stepped to the lips in crime during
the coming winter. They would con-
tinue to boycott sneaking thieves and
land grabbers, but before two years had
passed the necessity for boycotting and
agitating would be over.
The Irish standard., 1887-09-24
THE IRISH STANDARD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a 1887

DR.. BERNARD O'RE1LLY, of New
York, who is staying at. Glengariff.
County Cork, last Monday received the
appointment of domestic prelate from
the Pope.
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EDITORIAL BREV|TIES,

WILLIAM O'BR1EN is rep orted to be
in delicate health.
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GO 0 D ELL 0 VS.!
!,Av,jA The Bush 4. Winter Hosiery and Underwear

generally first cold weather. and give patrons
selections have opened and placed on sale the
largest we been enabled to show this department Al
non requested 10 few of the prices given below
The Irish standard., 1887-09-24

| Here we have the names Of fOrty-foul
persons 30 ,sessing upward Of 100000
acres in the United Kingdom.
The Irish standard., 1887-09-24

CANADA's debt is growing at the rate
If about q million q month.
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NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
AsrOSIsHISG suCCRss.

1t is the duty Of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let il
vondsrful qualities be known to their
friends in caring consumption, severe
coughs, Group, asthma, pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and long diseases. Nc
person can use Ii without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and We consider il the duty Of all drug
eists 10 recommend it to the poor, dying
oonsumptive, at least 70 try one bottle,
as $1,000 dozen bottles we're sold last
year, and no one case where il failed
was reported. Such q medicine az the
German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your sruReist about it.
Sample bottles 20 try, sold at 10 cents.
Regular size. IS cents. Sold by all
druggists and dealers in the United
States and Canada. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
ALBERT SCHLOSSMACHER
LEADING
Merchant ailor
COG Front street,
COG Front street,

Opposite Yslsr-Lsary Block Seattle Washington TurHug
Has just received large shipment Of both Impsu.
and domestic gseds OF the latest patterns direct NJ
the factories. and can truthfully say that haWI
present the largest, fullest, most complete and n
varied assortment OF goods In the city Of Seattle
Only the very best wOrkmen arc employed IA !
Satisfaction guaranteed In ever
stance, i'm price as well as In 1T.
Come and be convinced at once. aAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Tremendous offerings IN hosiery on
Monday morning and until all are dis
posed OF. LADIES' hose, foil flushed,
extra lengths, fast colors. at % cents;
eqasl to anything sold at 50 and 70
cents. ToKLAs & SIH0KRMAN.
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Sharp to Go to Sing SING.

NEW York, September 26.-The supreme
court III general term, affirmed the judgment
OF the conviction in the case of Jacob Sharp,
all Tour OF the judges concurring. The case
can be appealed to the court of appeals, but
Mr.. Sharp will be sent to Sing Sing at once.
NEW YORK, September 29.-The order of the
court in the case of Jacob Sharp was settled by
the general term of the supreme court TODAY
1t directs that the sentence imposed upon Mr.
Sharp be carried out. The order was settled
by Judge Van Brunt
Sharp was examined by two physicians to-
day, one on behalf of the district attorney and
one designated by Judge Van Brunt. Both
reported Sharp fit to be moved. and the sheriff
determined to take hint to Sing Sing tomorrow,
but later III the day notice of an appeal to
general term was filed in the county clerk
office.
ALBANY, September ga STAY of execu-
ton has been granted in the Jacob Sharp case
by Chief Justice Ruger, of the court of APP
peals until October 9th According to the
best information obtainable tonight a meSsen-
ger came up from New y orll this evening with
the necessary papersi lin the;case and met Justice
Ruger in the union depot here, where the chief
justice signed the papers and the messenger left
on the first train for New York. Chief
Justice Ruger came down from his home in
syracuse this afternoon with Judges Andrews
and Finch, also of the court of appeals, arriv-
ing here at 80 p. IN. Judges Andrews and
Finch went to their quarters, while Chief JUS
tce Kruger fingered and met the messenger as
messenger with the papers took the train for
New York Justice Kruger joined his brother
judges, The chief justice declined to talk
about the case,
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br 1ught back honesty and simplicity to the conduct
o1 alari. IL has checked the waste of public mon
eys ana insisted upon their devotion to constitu
uonal purposes 1t has effected practical reform
OF the clYil service. II has maintained the national
character for justice and Performance
IN dealing with foreign countries
JUS management of the treasury has
Deeh slgnally wise and prudent, and it has begun
inc reconstruction of our naval establishment with
n tnoroughness that promises restoration of our
ANCIENT prestige upon the sea.
w wherefore, We representing the democracy of
New YORK, IN convention assembled again pledge
% the president our strong and unwavering cont
The plank relating to workingmen was well
received. The Endorsement of Governor Hill
and President Cleveland was greeted with ire
mendous applause, continued for several
minutes, though that in regard to the president
was most tumultuous, The planks relating to
the civil service, canals and liquor traffic were
received with great applause. The platform
was unanimously adopted. An attempt to add
another resolution was. amid much laughter,
referred to the committee on resolutions.
Frederick Cook was nominated by accama-
ton for secretary of state: Edward w. Emple
for comptroller; Lawrence j. Fitzgerald for
state treasurer and Charles L. Taber for
attOPney-peneral
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------7--------
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
Features of the Speculative Movement in
Grain and Produce.

Grain and Produce.
| Special 10 The Constitution
CHICAGO October Although very fair bust
ness was transacted in the wheat market today, it
was on the whole less active than Yesterday the feel
ing too was weakerprices ruled slightly under clos
ing quotations OF yesterday, finally closing Mt 14s31
lower for october, unchanged for December, and 4
higher for May than yesterday. There was some
pretty fair selling on eastern account and some ,p
parently on foreign orders Advices reporting stock
OF wheat in Liverpool were conflicting; some private
cables early in day showing about one million de-
crease and other parties later received cables DUR
porting to show about half million bushels i'll
crease. The nature of reports influenced strength
early and weakness later.
The deliveries on october contracts were fair and
centercd mainly in the hands of firm reported to
have been principal buyers for October For the
past thIeo weeks or more the receipts at winter
wheat points much smaller, but larger at Min
neapolis and Duluth. The receipts at twelve points
aggregate G92,G0 bushels, with shipments about
2060t0 Just at the close the market became lirner
reported engagements Of 1884, Oo bushels of wheat
for export About million bushels of wheat
was delivered on change today. October opened
at IL a. sold at 7GA@71I, and Il sed at 70z8a71
May opened at 794 sold at 1875 9793s and clio ed at
79L@7914.
Deliveries of corn today were light and the best
prices of yesterday were not touched while toward
the close prices went below the closing point of Fri
day. There was n very slow demand for cash corn
the interest which has marked the pit most of the
week was wanting. Receipts here were but 265 cars
Charters were light-only 11l,0OO bushels. October
sold at 42ia@421ac up TO 44}4c, closing at 426c May
opened at 455sc, touched 1910 and closed for the
day and week at 45I3c
Oats were quiet and light transactions brought no
change in prices. October sold mt 25c November at
26l4c and May at zoe. Receipts 1j3 cars No char
tiers reported,
Provisions were slow, and, with the exception of
mess pork, which advanced from 2.37l% to So SO
and closed at Sl2l2l@-a gain Of Sc over yesterday,
The market was narrow. Receipts Of hogs were
LIBERAL and prices again lower This caused an easy
ic ling among the holders of lard, and they offered
their property more freely than buyers cared 10 take
1t. Deliveries on October contracts small, and
cut no figure in tie market, but October lard sold at
Sc and closed 2J9c lower than yesterday. October
sold at G.3j@GI2% and closed at G.371a. Longer l-
lures quiet and steady. January sold at 6.42%
@G50 and closed at 645. October short ribs were up
to $50 at one time, but closed at 7.S0. January
closed at G3j
The following rangp m G1ttYrac
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OVER THE OCEAN.
A German Guard Shoots into a
Party of Frenchmen,
WERE THEYsON GERMAN SOIL?

PARIS, September 26.-The following details
have been received concerning a shooting in
cldent on the Franco German frontier near
Raon, Surplaine; Saturday morning q party of
five sportsmen and four beaters were following
path on French territory, seven yards from
the frontier, when person standing behind q
clump of trees on the German side, so yards
from the frontier fired three shots at them
The first bullet did not hit anyone, but tho
second killed one of the heaters, and a third
severely wounded a gentleman named W all
ger, pupil at Saumur cavalry school.
German officials declare that German SOL
der named Kaufman, who was detailed to
assist the forest guards in preventing poaching
fired tho shots. Kaufman atfirms that he
shouted three times for the party to halt before
firing on them. He believed that they were
on German territory. The sportsmen declare
that they heard nothing. Officials on both
sides of the frontier are making inquiries into
the shooting.
Papers urge the people to regard the affair
on the frontier with calmness in order not to
embarrass the government in their handling
case. AT the same time the government are
urged by the press to demand full reparation
The public of France are palpably uneasy over
the frequent repetition of these exasperating
incidents on the German frontier, and it is
feared that their frequent repetition may ex-
haust popular patience and induce an explo-
sion of public wrath.
IeParis says:
Germany wifi have to pay heavily for the shots
fired on the frontier Unless Bismarck is bent upon
Conflict, leading TO general war, he will have to
give France full sati fiction Germany never fights
un she believes herself the strongest once more
she will have to make amends Ii is something tn
linda conquror conf elled twice within six months
TO humble himself before the conquered"
La Liberte says:
proved that we entitled to it. Ul.n the matter
is fully sitted let us keep our temper"
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the range in the leading futures


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SLID; No j. large bales Sl.lj; No, small bales s5c
Peas-EL1O. Wheat Drdii, SlO0. Grits S32J
@s350 = Dbl. CDnec-RiO l9922c y bbl old gov
eminent Java pc. 4ugar-standard Prannlatcd 71lc;
standard 4, 6Ifc, white e%traC ga, yellow g. &c;
Lemons-s i2jmSl50 Il box. Horse shoes sf2im
SIS mule shoes s. 2j1 ejJG horse shoe nails 12l1
poe Iron bound halncs $3.50. Trace chains 31Gt70c
Amos shoycs 600; spades gJ.00@ 5000. Axes
S7QGnIOO0 y nOzcn. Cotton cards, s3.OO@ 500
WCubaetetss 3jJN 80 Cotton ropclJc. awcdcs iron
o. rolled orInnro1ut bar2i1 rate. Casstcc ION l2c
Nails $50, Glidden balDed vine galvanized
o. 3 NJ, painted 1Le. Ppwdar-RiNc 500 blAsting
S2.l5 Bur lead 70, shot, flG9 Leather, -. H.,
H18 BIC; T. D., ZJN re. best &jn c. white oak Sole
doe. haTncs leather 0Dn3ic, black upper, 3jliJ.
E2gs 11@20c. Buitcr-srictly choice Jersey
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2jc;- hens, 2y0Z7c, Sweet potatoes, >G00dc
IIoncy-stmuod, case. in comb, 100 lie. Dried
fruit-Sun dried apples C9S.sun dried peaches G08;
sun dried, pealed, re- Peanuts-Tenncssec, &C;
North Carolina Jc; Virginia, G1Hc.
Meat X. sides, 50. :. G. hams, 12I%Ql re.
fard-tierces, ~; pure leaf ~, refine ~
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A Case of Deliberate wife-1Turder.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September 2S. -TSpe-
cial IA white fisherman named John Davis
was tonight arrested for the murder of his wife
and committed to Jail without bail. Mrs. Da-
Wis died Monday week very suddenly. Davis
stated at the time that she had eaten a hearty
supper and was dead in an hour and half
Suspicious circumstances aroused the officials,
and today the remains were disnterred and
the fact was revealed that the skull had been
fractured by blow. Davis sons claim that
their mother had fallen in fit and bruised
herself, but later information is to the effect
that Davis hurried the remains to tho grave
without allowing any one TO examine the
body 1t is clearly case of deliberate wife
murder
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A Wretchcd Father,

RALEIGH, n. c., September 2G,-A decided
sensation has been caused at the little town of
Greenville, Pitt county, by the appearance of
is at Fortress Monroe. The officer arrived
Thursday, and at once made careful examina-
ton of the marriage registers in the court
house. He made surprising discovery He
had daughter who was young and beautiful.
Three years ago young man who hailed from
North Carolina met the girl, wooed and won
her. In some way the father OF the girl was
recently informed that his daughter marriage
was illegal, as her husband had a wife still liv-
ing i'll Pitt county. His search of the records
bigamist, whose legal wife, deserted some
years ago, now lives in Pitt county. The SON
in-law represented himself as single man.
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He VIII Go to the penitentiary

New ORLEANS, September 30.---A dispatch
from Baton Rouge says the motion in the az
rest of judgment in the case of state VS..
Thomas A. Strong, eX-secretary of state, con-
victed of embezzlement OF state funds, was
overruled by Judge Burgess today, and Strong
was sentenced to two years al hard labor in
the penitentiary and fined $4,000. which
amount was ordered 10 be restored to the
state. Strong has a care worn expression,
showing that he has suffered greatly since his
conviction .
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Were They ON German Territory?

BERLIN, September 28.-The public prose-
cutOr, at Comar, has made inquiry into the
circumstances connected with the shooting
affair on the Franco-German frontier, on
Saturday last, and reports tllat Kaufman. the
soldier who was detailed to assist the forest
guard in preventing poaching and who did
the shooting, saw twelve persons in tho pine
forests on German territory, walking in the
direction of tho French frontier kaufman
called three times for tho party to halt but no
attention was paid to his summons, and he
fired. Then, seeing guns leveled at him from
behind some trees on the French side of tho
boundary, he retreated from his position.
One of the forest guard, named
Lenhof was witness to the
whole affair and corroboratcs Kaufman's
statement. Two large blood spots were found
on the French side five yards from the from
tier, which are taken as evidence that the
game-beatcr for the French party, who died
from his wounds, dragged himself to the spot
after being wounded and lay there for some
time. No blood marks or footprints were seen
on the German side of the frontier, there
being high growth of heather thereabouts
and owing TO the dense underground of trees it
would have been impossible for Kaufman,
from the spot where he fired, to have seen the
place where the blood marks were, or to have
shot anyone there. 1t is therefore assumed by
the public prosecutor, that the shots were
fired and took effect on German territory.
ROME, September 2S.--Jubilee receptions at
the vatican have begun, The Roman congre-
cation today presented the pope with an offer
ing and received the popcs blessing.
Roman police have seized the pope's jubilee
medals, which are inscribed:
"POpe Leo, XIII PontifeX ct Rex IL is
expected that the vatican will protest against
the seizure, and will point out that the law of
guarantees recognized the pope's right to the
title of sovereign.
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POLITICAL.
of the New York Demo-
cratic State Committee.
CLEVELAND AND HILL ENDORSED.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, September 27.-Speak-
ing of President Cleveland and the confeder-
ate flag episode today, Ex-Governor j. d. Por-
ter said:
"What effect will the flag episode have upon
Mr.. Cleveland next year," reporter of the
at will not iniure him. 1t might possibly
have been otherwise had any of the southern
states requested the return of its captured con-
federate standards, but not one did. Confed-
crate soldiers do not want these emblens of
defeat about them. As matter of personal
preference, independent of political signif-
canoe, they would have these flags remain
where they are.''
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Betsy Wards Son Killed.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 1.-[Special ]
Hon. w. f.. +. NIilburn, q prominent lawyer
of Greenville, Tenn, and member Of the lcgis-
lature, shot and instantly killed VIII Ward. a
bartender Of the same place, tonight in self
defense. The parties got into a discussion
over the result of the prohibition election,
when hot words passed, and Ward assaulted
Milburn with knife. The latter shot him
through the heart Ward is a son Of the noto-
rious Betsy Ward, who has run a saloon for
MANY wears
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Florida, "The Land of Flowers"

Is paradise fer the invalid, and the ''Foun-
tain of YOUTH was once thought to be hid in
one of its forest glades. 1t is now the haven Of
many consumptives, who find benefit in her
genial warmth and fragrant flowers. The
consumptive invalid need not necessarily go so
far from home and friends to get relief. For
If not i'll the last stages of the disease Dr. r.
V. P1erces Golden Medical Discovery will
restore to perfect health. For all chronic
throat, bronchial and lung diseases it is q most
reliable Snecilic Rv drnNmists
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Train Rnhhers Rnnted.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September 30.-A spe-
cial from Big Springs, Texas, says that as an
east-bound passenger train stopped at Odessa
for water. three masked men made an attempt
TO capture the train, but the train hands re-
sisted and drove them Off AS the robbers re-
treated they fired three shots at the train One
entered a sleeping car and passed within one
inch of passengers head. and another grazed
brakeman's head, knocking him senscless.
Officers are in hot pursuit. The wCuld-be rob-
bers left cap and mask.
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ST. PETERSBURG, September 26.--Fifty per-
sons, principally Jews, have just been tried at
Riga, on thirteen distinct charges Of arson.
The evidence showed that an extensive con
spracy had been formed to defrau1 insurance
companies. Ten of the prisoners were sen
fenced to Siberia for slife nineteen were ac-
quilted and the remainder were sentenced to
various terms of imDrisonment
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Emin VIII Not Retnrn

LONDON, September 27.-In letter from
Wadelai, dated April 18th, Emin Bey declares
that he will not return with Stanley He says :
l have passed twelve years here and have sue
ceeded i'll reoccupying nearly every station in the
country which General Gordon entrusted to me. |
have won the trust and confidence of the people
sowing seed Of splendid future for civilization. 1t
is out of the question TO ask me to leave All want
England TO do is 10 make free trading way to the
coast.
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Senator Eyarts as a Farmer.
From nc New York Tribune


devoted my earliest earnings as a lawyer to
buying farm. Ny next step was to hire goo
farmer, and then not to NEEDLE with him, because
very carly discovered that the had TO d. with
the farm the less post there was. ! thought II a
good idea, since / was not a rich man, to credit
everything that came from the farm, every egg
every chicken, ana 80 was al / 10 show that had
an II 'eme nom the farm; and then ! concluded moi
10 keen any account Of the expenses, and thus
have been able always TO show handsome balance
for the farm.
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HoLBRooK, Ara, September 27-Sheriff
ham and Charles Blevins, outlaws in Pleas
ant Valley last Thursday. The sheriff order
ed them to surrender, which being refused,
both were killed. The sheriff now has posse
of seventy-five men, and says the Tonic basin
must be righted All the Tewskbery faction
not killed have surrendered to the sheriff.
Only one of Graham's men is alive, and he is
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Children Starving 70 Death

On account of their inability to di ;est food, Will
find most marvellous food and remedy in Scott ;
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos
phites. Very palatable and easily digestcd. DR.. $
w. COHEN, Of Waco, Texas says: 81 have used your
Emulsion i'll Iniuntile wasting with good results Ir
not only Tcso es wasted tissues lut gives strength
and increases the appetite. ola glad to such a
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Two Bloody Encounters Between Citizens of
GWinneft.

LAwREScEvILLE. Ga. September 50-TSpe-
cial. THE Herald has advices Of a bloody
tragedy on the county line. A mispndeNtaud-
ing arose between ". j. Wilder and Charles
Maddox Of this county, about some puppies,
which terminated in Maddox drawing an AK
upon Wilder, for which a warrant was taken
ont for his arrest. Before the trial. tho parties
agreed TO settle their differences and the war
rant was dismissed. MaddoT's wife then
sworc ont two warrants, one against Wilder
and the other against his sister. IN retaliation
wilder took ont a warrant Tor Maddox and
placed it in the hands OF Bailin Patrick. To
avoid arrest, Maddox stepped of into Hall
county where he was persued by the hailiH
and his posse. They found him at Hiram
ClarlI's but he refused to 81 hmit to arrest, and
made battle with an ak. inGicting a serious
wound across the arm Of j. A. Durham, one Of